UltimateFlap UF1004 14 Inch Rear Mud Flap with Stainless Steel Weight

Great mudflaps! can you get cheaper flaps elsewhere? yes. will they be as nice? NO this is the 3rd truck I've installed these mud flaps on, and I will continue to buy them in the future as well. great customer service. I purchased a 4th set of flaps for another truck and they just would not work on said truck without making complete customized mounting brackets. no problems on the return.

I installed them on a 2006 dodge 2500. They work great for towing. I definitely see a difference, no more mud and rocks kicking up at my trailer! They are good quality, easy to install, and a great price.

If you're looking for "Authentic" mud flaps, like the ones you see on semi's and delivery trucks, this isn't it. These are super stiff, are already warping and they're not that old and the shiny chrome decorations are just that: Decorative. I would rather have actual FUNCTIONAL bottom weights rather than these cheap looking chrome "add ons" which serve no other purpose than to "Simulate" the look for authentic steel weighted bottoms. Because they are so stiff, they are weakening the supports and posts inside the fender walls. I didn't like having to drill holes in my sheet metal either. Promotes rust and I don't like rust. Keep looking, but if you can't find "Authentic ones" these will do.

Fantastic Heavy-Duty large mud flap! Covers my 13.5's completely! The seller contacted me prior to shipping to find out EXACTLY what the application was to make sure that the part was correct! It was a great thing to do, and I had no problems at all fitting them on my Truck. I HIGHLY recommend this vendor and can't say enough about the quality of these mud-flaps!!

Quality product. Would definitely recommend these. Very quick on shipping.

The flaps are exactly as described. Package delivered within specified time. These are heavy duty - stiff - flaps. Mounted mine to the rear of a 2009 Dodge Ram 2500 that had fender flares. The unique design of the flaps allows for a lot of mounting versatility. Mine are mounted along the edge of the exterior fender flares positioned high enough that flap interior side meets the well - this is where the inside diagonal line (at the interior edge vertical side) abuts the interior fender well protection cover. This also means that the upper portion of the flap does not hand straight down but must curve to meet the curve of the wheel well. I am not a believer in drilling holes in my truck to mount things. I try to take advantage of factory provided mounting holes. So I needed to use the same factory holes that the flares used (yes - the flares needed to meet that requirement). This required me to take a heat gun to heat the upper portion of the flap while gently bending the flap over a 5 gallon container. Doesn't need much. But this allowed the upper flap the be curved to ease the mount pressure to the factory holes. Finally, used and old shock absorber bushing to add as spacer on the interior side of flap to fender well mount. End result was terrific. So what am I saying? It would be a much better product for pickup trucks if the upper portion (skinny width) was flexible allowing for much easier mounting. All the mounting screws, bolts, nuts, and washers are stainless steel. The metal mounting support bracket is NOT stainless. IT SHOULD BE. It will just rust. Corrosion will be accelerated when two dissimilar metals are in contact.

Did not fit my 2020 F350 dually. Waste of money.

These are big, I mean can work for a 35+ inch tire. They are hell for stout and even come with a support bracket and stainless hardware. The stainless bottom is gleaming bright. I was contacted by the seller to make sure I had the proper flap for my make and model year of truck.